RichardB Posted September 15, 2010 Author Share Posted September 15, 2010 Justitia Thomas Adams abt 1806 1835 1835 Charles Anderton abt 1813 1832 1832 Robert Arundell abt 1809 1832 1832 Thomas Barrow abt 1811 1838 1838 Geo Bennett abt 1808 1835 1835 Henry Bradshawe abt 1809 1841 1841 Thomas Bray abt 1821 1841 1841 Willm Brown abt 1805 1836 1836 John Carr abt 1808 1834 1834 Michl Clare abt 1821 1838 1838 Mathew Coe abt 1814 1832 1832 Willm Crooks abt 1810 1835 1835 Peter Donagan abt 1803 1825 1825 George Elam abt 1810 1836 1836 John Eyre abt 1813 1834 1834 Jno Fitzpatrick abt 1819 1837 1837 Matw Fitzpatrick abt 1821 1838 1838 Lawrence Glass abt 1803 1834 1834 James Goulden abt 1812 1842 1842 Willm Guelder abt 1810 1836 1836 Josh Harper abt 1818 1837 1837 Wm Harrison abt 1815 1838 1838 Jno Haslam abt 1813 1834 1833 John Howarth abt 1812 1834 1834 Willm Jones abt 1822 1840 1840 John Joyce abt 1816 1834 1834 Barney Kilroy abt 1816 1834 1834 James Law abt 1810 1832 1832 Henry Lockwood abt 1815 1834 1834 Wm Marshall abt 1816 1838 1838 Francis Moat abt 1795 1841 1841 Elias Morton abt 1811 1838 1838 Chas North abt 1817 1835 1835 Jno Rawson abt 1821 1838 1838 Hy Roebuck abt 1819 1837 1837 Chas Rowley abt 1775 1835 1835 Joseph Senior abt 1789 1834 1834 Michl Sharp abt 1806 1836 1836 John Smith abt 1809 1833 1833 Jas Smitter abt 1816 1838 1838 John Standish abt 1812 1834 1834 Wm Staniforth abt 1809 1834 1834 George Thompson abt 1818 1842 1842 Aaron Vaughan abt 1791 1834 1834 Saml Warrington abt 1808 1835 1835 Thos Whicksell abt 1806 1835 1835 Henry White abt 1826 1841 1841 Willm White abt 1806 1834 1834 Wm Whitehed abt 1814 1834 1834 Thomas Williams abt 1828 1844 1842 Thos Williams abt 1826 1842 1842 Wm Wintle abt 1820 1838 1838 Chas Wood abt 1812 1834 1834 Willm Wright abt 1810 1834 1834 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted September 15, 2010 Author Share Posted September 15, 2010 Leviathan Thomas Coggin abt 1820 1839 1839 Jos Dinnitt abt 1800 1839 1839 Benjn Eastwood abt 1819 1839 1839 George Hall abt 1821 1839 1839 Willm Harrison abt 1814 1844 1838 John Hayes abt 1799 1839 1839 Laban Jackson abt 1807 1834 1827 William Johnson abt 1801 1844 1837 Patrick Joyce abt 1820 1835 1835 Jno Middleton abt 1805 1835 1835 James Minskip abt 1816 1839 1839 John Mullins abt 1818 1839 1839 William Prior abt 1819 1839 1839 Charles Ramsden abt 1802 1839 1839 John Spencer abt 1818 1840 1840 Joshua Turner abt 1817 1839 1839 John Walker abt 1815 1840 1840 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted September 15, 2010 Author Share Posted September 15, 2010 Retribution Thomas Bailey abt 1802 1830 1830 Abraham Bennison abt 1809 1830 1830 John Bingley abt 1795 1829 1829 Joseph Brammer abt 1815 1829 1829 Willm Crofsland abt 1810 1830 1830 Jos Crossland abt 1807 1831 1831 John Glave abt 1794 1818 1818 Chas Greenwood abt 1810 1830 1830 Mattw Gunson abt 1817 1831 1831 John Haley abt 1805 1830 1830 Thomas Hallas abt 1802 1829 1829 Joshua Harris abt 1818 1831 1831 William Howard abt 1789 1818 1818 John Longden abt 1805 1830 1830 Wm Norcliffe abt 1807 1826 1823 Samuel Owen abt 1810 1830 1830 William Petty abt 1810 1830 1830 Charles Revill abt 1809 1830 1830 Robert Rhodes abt 1805 1829 1829 Thos Sunderland abt 1807 1824 1821 John Walker abt 1811 1831 1831 Edwd Western abt 1813 1831 1831 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted September 15, 2010 Author Share Posted September 15, 2010 Warrior George Atkinson abt 1817 1845 1844 William Barnes abt 1820 1842 1842 Obadiah Beaumont abt 1823 1844 1845 William Bray abt 1821 1840 1840 John Brodrick abt 1822 1844 1845 Henry Brown abt 1812 1842 1842 John Cartledge abt 1813 1841 1841 George Fletcher abt 1822 1841 1841 James Harrison abt 1823 1842 1842 Thomas Harrison abt 1814 1842 1842 William Leedel abt 1825 1843 1843 Charles R Mason abt 1816 1843 1842 Nathaniel Morewood abt 1812 1842 1842 George Plaxton abt 1787 1840 1840 Robert Roebuck abt 1810 1841 1841 Joseph Shaw abt 1815 1840 1840 Thomas Smith abt 1823 1840 1840 George Wainwright abt 1810 1843 1843 George Wynn abt 1793 1840 1840 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted September 15, 2010 Author Share Posted September 15, 2010 York William Barker abt 1814 1839 1839 Thos Barrow abt 1817 1844 1838 Joseph Bateman abt 1819 1837 1837 Henry Bellamy abt 1816 1837 1837 George Brammer abt 1822 1842 1842 William Brearley abt 1822 1844 1844 Francis Cecil abt 1816 1839 1839 William Fox abt 1817 1839 1839 William Gillott abt 1828 1843 1843 Charles Hancock abt 1821 1844 1843 Benjn Hudson abt 1815 1839 1839 James Morton abt 1817 1842 1842 John Noble abt 1815 1842 1842 Thomas Orme abt 1813 1842 1842 Henry Piggott abt 1828 1843 1840 James Rhodes abt 1806 1837 1837 John Rogers abt 1818 1844 1842 William Sampson abt 1814 1842 1842 John Silcock abt 1817 1842 1842 Alfred Stones abt 1818 1842 1842 Joseph Sylvester abt 1813 1839 1839 Alfred Thorpe abt 1827 1844 1843 John Turner abt 1817 1839 1839 Thos Walker abt 1825 1843 1843 John White abt 1806 1839 1839 Robert Wright abt 1823 1844 1844 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted September 15, 2010 Author Share Posted September 15, 2010 By Year of Conviction at Sheffield First Last Born Received Conviction Vessel Martin Herring abt 1788 1816 1815 Captivity James Rusher abt 1795 1816 1815 Captivity Robert Berry abt 1761 1816 1816 Bellerophon John Firth abt 1791 1816 1816 Bellerophon John Firth abt 1798 1823 1816 Ganymede Richard Taylor abt 1801 1816 1816 Bellerophon Thomas Farr abt 1801 1817 1817 Bellerophon William Hardy abt 1800 1817 1817 Bellerophon John Kenyon abt 1789 1817 1817 Bellerophon John Glave abt 1794 1818 1818 Retribution William Howard abt 1789 1818 1818 Retribution William Middleton abt 1796 1819 1818 Captivity George Deakin abt 1802 1819 1819 Captivity George Downing abt 1800 1819 1819 Captivity George Foster abt 1800 1819 1819 Captivity William James abt 1792 1819 1819 Captivity William Pettey abt 1805 1819 1819 Captivity Thomas Smith abt 1793 1819 1819 Captivity George Wilkinson abt 1798 1819 1819 Captivity George Almond abt 1796 1820 1820 Captivity Samuel Barrett abt 1799 1820 1820 Captivity Charles Downes abt 1800 1820 1820 Captivity Thomas Heeley abt 1800 1820 1820 Captivity John Hibbard abt 1802 1820 1820 Captivity William Hunt abt 1792 1820 1820 Captivity Edward Paramore abt 1799 1820 1820 Captivity John Brown abt 1800 1821 1821 Bellerophon George Burgin abt 1803 1821 1821 Bellerophon Thomas Buxton abt 1799 1821 1821 Bellerophon William Carnall abt 1803 1821 1821 Bellerophon Henry Egley abt 1802 1821 1821 Bellerophon Thomas Sunderland abt 1807 1821 1821 Bellerophon Thomas Sunderland abt 1807 1821 1821 Bellerophon Thos Sunderland abt 1807 1824 1821 Retribution John Taylor abt 1804 1821 1821 Bellerophon John Taylor abt 1804 1821 1821 Bellerophon Samuel Warburton abt 1802 1821 1821 Bellerophon John Wharton abt 1804 1821 1821 Bellerophon Henry Wilkinson abt 1800 1821 1821 Bellerophon Joseph Windle abt 1806 1821 1821 Bellerophon Charles Barlow abt 1804 1822 1822 Captivity Jacob Dearman abt 1804 1822 1822 Captivity James Holden abt 1801 1822 1822 Captivity Samuel Holden abt 1798 1822 1822 Captivity Henry Howard abt 1800 1822 1822 Captivity George Oxley abt 1808 1823 1822 Bellerophon George Oxley abt 1807 1822 1822 Captivity David Pratt abt 1799 1822 1822 Captivity Richd Booth abt 1800 1823 1823 Ganymede John Jackson abt 1805 1826 1823 Euryalus John Jackson abt 1802 1823 1823 Ganymede John Jackson abt 1805 1826 1823 Ganymede Wm Norcliffe 1823 Captivity Wm Norcliffe abt 1804 1823 1823 Ganymede Wm Norcliffe abt 1807 1826 1823 Retribution Jonh Bingham abt 1808 1831 1824 Hardy Joseph Bingham abt 1808 1824 1824 Ganymede Charles Thorp abt 1798 1824 1824 Ganymede Peter Donagan abt 1803 1825 1825 Justitia Josh Claypon abt 1793 1826 1826 Ganymede John Cliffe abt 1806 1826 1826 Ganymede James Francis abt 1791 1827 1827 Captivity George Garnett abt 1805 1827 1827 Captivity Joseph Hale abt 1811 1827 1827 Captivity Laban Jackson abt 1804 1827 1827 Captivity Laban Jackson abt 1807 1834 1827 Leviathan Charles Jerrison abt 1810 1827 1827 Captivity John Leonard abt 1805 1827 1827 Captivity Michael Leonard abt 1808 1827 1827 Captivity Joseph Naylor abt 1805 1827 1827 Captivity Samuel Pinder abt 1806 1827 1827 Captivity Luke Roberts abt 1806 1827 1827 Captivity Robert Walker abt 1806 1827 1827 Captivity John Hanks abt 1805 1828 1828 Ganymede Dd Holmes abt 1807 1828 1828 Ganymede Jno Leech abt 1805 1828 1828 Ganymede Wm Nicholson abt 1805 1828 1828 Ganymede Wm Woodward abt 1806 1828 1828 Ganymede John Bingley abt 1795 1829 1829 Retribution Joseph Brammer abt 1815 1829 1829 Retribution Thomas Hallas abt 1802 1829 1829 Retribution Robert Rhodes abt 1805 1829 1829 Retribution Thomas Bailey abt 1802 1830 1830 Retribution Abraham Bennison abt 1809 1830 1830 Retribution Willm Crofsland abt 1810 1830 1830 Retribution Chas Greenwood abt 1810 1830 1830 Retribution John Haley abt 1805 1830 1830 Retribution John Longden abt 1805 1830 1830 Retribution Samuel Owen abt 1810 1830 1830 Retribution William Petty abt 1810 1830 1830 Retribution Charles Revill abt 1809 1830 1830 Retribution Jos Crossland abt 1807 1831 1831 Retribution Mattw Gunson abt 1817 1831 1831 Retribution Joshua Harris abt 1818 1831 1831 Retribution John Walker abt 1811 1831 1831 Retribution Edwd Western abt 1813 1831 1831 Retribution Charles Anderton abt 1813 1832 1832 Justitia Robert Arundell abt 1809 1832 1832 Justitia Thomas Barlow 1832 Discovery Thos Bateman 1832 Ganymede Joseph Bowen 1832 Discovery Mathew Coe abt 1814 1832 1832 Justitia Henry Cook 1832 Discovery Henry Cook 1832 Ganymede George Crofts 1832 Discovery John Horsman 1832 Discovery Henry Lark 1832 Discovery James Law abt 1810 1832 1832 Justitia John Lomas 1832 Discovery George Parkin 1832 Discovery John Revell 1832 Ganymede William Reynolds 1832 Ganymede John Sadler abt 1814 1833 1832 Cumberland George Stevenson 1832 Discovery William Walker 1832 Discovery James Aspinall abt 1804 1833 1833 Fortitude George Barker abt 1789 1833 1833 Fortitude James Burkinshaw abt 1810 1833 1833 Fortitude James Butler abt 1799 1833 1833 Fortitude William Carter abt 1802 1833 1833 Fortitude William Greaves abt 1811 1833 1833 Fortitude Thomas Green abt 1812 1833 1833 Fortitude William Green abt 1810 1833 1833 Fortitude Samuel Hall abt 1819 1833 1833 Euryalus Jno Haslam abt 1813 1834 1833 Justitia George Hibberd abt 1807 1833 1833 Fortitude James Jerrison abt 1802 1833 1833 Fortitude James Kelsey abt 1793 1833 1833 Fortitude Abraham Law abt 1808 1833 1833 Fortitude Josh Machon abt 1814 1833 1833 Fortitude Duncan McKenzie abt 1812 1833 1833 Fortitude George Morton abt 1798 1833 1833 Fortitude John Oates abt 1811 1833 1833 Fortitude Joseph Penny abt 1810 1833 1833 Fortitude John Radley abt 1803 1833 1833 Fortitude William Roebuck abt 1814 1833 1833 Fortitude William Scrimshaw abt 1789 1833 1833 Fortitude John Smith abt 1809 1833 1833 Justitia Samuel Attewell abt 1811 1834 1834 Fortitude Samuel Attewell abt 1811 1834 1834 Fortitude Charles Brentani abt 1816 1834 1834 Fortitude Charles Brentani abt 1816 1834 1834 Fortitude John Carr abt 1808 1834 1834 Justitia John Eyre abt 1813 1834 1834 Justitia William Eyre abt 1819 1834 1834 Euryalus Lawrence Glass abt 1803 1834 1834 Justitia John Howarth abt 1812 1834 1834 Justitia John Joyce abt 1816 1834 1834 Justitia Barney Kilroy abt 1816 1834 1834 Justitia Henry Lockwood abt 1815 1834 1834 Justitia James Longden abt 1812 1834 1834 Fortitude James Longden abt 1812 1834 1834 Fortitude James Parramore abt 1813 1834 1834 Fortitude James Parramore abt 1813 1834 1834 Fortitude Fernando Riva abt 1806 1834 1834 Fortitude Fernando Riva abt 1806 1834 1834 Fortitude Thomas Salt abt 1812 1834 1834 Fortitude Thomas Salt abt 1812 1834 1834 Fortitude Joseph Senior abt 1789 1834 1834 Justitia John Standish abt 1812 1834 1834 Justitia Wm Staniforth abt 1809 1834 1834 Justitia Aaron Vaughan abt 1791 1834 1834 Justitia William Watson abt 1810 1834 1834 Fortitude William Watson abt 1810 1834 1834 Fortitude Willm White abt 1806 1834 1834 Justitia Wm Whitehed abt 1814 1834 1834 Justitia Chas Wood abt 1812 1834 1834 Justitia Willm Wright abt 1810 1834 1834 Justitia Thomas Adams abt 1806 1835 1835 Justitia Geo Bennett abt 1808 1835 1835 Justitia Willm Crooks abt 1810 1835 1835 Justitia George Greenhill abt 1817 1835 1835 Fortitude William Higginbottom abt 1812 1835 1835 Ganymede Patrick Joyce abt 1820 1835 1835 Leviathan Edward Laycock abt 1812 1835 1835 Ganymede Jno Middleton abt 1805 1835 1835 Leviathan Chas North abt 1817 1835 1835 Justitia Henry Oxley abt 1815 1835 1835 Ganymede William Pinder abt 1818 1835 1835 Fortitude Chas Rowley abt 1775 1835 1835 Justitia William Rushton abt 1812 1835 1835 Ganymede Saml Warrington abt 1808 1835 1835 Justitia Thos Whicksell abt 1806 1835 1835 Justitia Joseph Wilkinson abt 1799 1835 1835 Ganymede William Brown abt 1806 1836 1836 Ganymede Willm Brown abt 1805 1836 1836 Justitia John Donalley abt 1811 1836 1836 Fortitude George Elam abt 1811 1836 1836 Ganymede George Elam abt 1810 1836 1836 Justitia John Gill abt 1795 1836 1836 Ganymede Willm Guelder abt 1810 1836 1836 Justitia William Guilder abt 1810 1836 1836 Ganymede Henry Hallett abt 1817 1836 1836 Fortitude William Heathcote abt 1816 1836 1836 Fortitude John Priest abt 1812 1836 1836 Ganymede Michl Sharp abt 1806 1836 1836 Justitia Michael Sharpe abt 1806 1836 1836 Ganymede Thomas Warrington abt 1818 1836 1836 Fortitude Benjamin Bardoe abt 1814 1837 1837 Ganymede Joseph Bateman abt 1819 1837 1837 York Henry Bellamy abt 1816 1837 1837 York Thomas Bentley abt 1807 1837 1837 Fortitude John Buxton abt 1813 1837 1837 Fortitude Daniel Clayton abt 1817 1837 1837 Ganymede Jno Fitzpatrick abt 1819 1837 1837 Justitia Richard Godfrey abt 1805 1837 1837 Fortitude Josh Harper abt 1818 1837 1837 Justitia Willm Hattenley abt 1810 1837 1837 Ganymede Joseph Haywood abt 1808 1837 1837 Ganymede Michael Higginbotham abt 1812 1837 1837 Ganymede John Holland abt 1816 1837 1837 Fortitude William Johnson abt 1801 1837 1837 Ganymede William Johnson abt 1801 1844 1837 Leviathan John Kilshaw abt 1815 1837 1837 Fortitude John Milner abt 1815 1837 1837 Ganymede James Rhodes abt 1806 1837 1837 York John Robinson abt 1805 1837 1837 Fortitude Hy Roebuck abt 1819 1837 1837 Justitia David Sheldon abt 1813 1837 1837 Fortitude William Sykes abt 1785 1837 1837 Fortitude John Thompson abt 1812 1837 1837 Ganymede Thomas Wilkinson abt 1819 1837 1837 Euryalus Thomas Barrow abt 1811 1838 1838 Justitia Thos Barrow abt 1817 1844 1838 York William Bridgs abt 1820 1838 1838 Fortitude George Butler abt 1823 1838 1838 Euryalus Michl Clare abt 1821 1838 1838 Justitia Mattw Fitzpatrick abt 1822 1838 1838 Euryalus Matw Fitzpatrick abt 1821 1838 1838 Justitia John Fox abt 1818 1838 1838 Ganymede Elijah Goss abt 1797 1838 1838 Fortitude Thomas Greaves abt 1820 1838 1838 Fortitude Willm Harrison abt 1814 1844 1838 Leviathan Wm Harrison abt 1815 1838 1838 Justitia Wm Marshall abt 1816 1838 1838 Justitia Elias Morton abt 1811 1838 1838 Justitia Thomas Mullins abt 1816 1838 1838 Fortitude Jno Rawson abt 1821 1838 1838 Justitia George Robinson abt 1820 1838 1838 Ganymede Jas Smitter abt 1816 1838 1838 Justitia Wm Wintle abt 1820 1838 1838 Justitia Willm Woolhouse abt 1825 1838 1838 Euryalus William Barker abt 1814 1839 1839 York Francis Cecil abt 1816 1839 1839 York Thomas Coggin abt 1820 1839 1839 Leviathan Jos Dinnitt abt 1800 1839 1839 Leviathan Benjn Eastwood abt 1819 1839 1839 Leviathan William Fox abt 1817 1839 1839 York George Hall abt 1821 1839 1839 Leviathan John Hayes abt 1799 1839 1839 Leviathan Benjn Hudson abt 1815 1839 1839 York James Minskip abt 1816 1839 1839 Leviathan John Mullins abt 1818 1839 1839 Leviathan William Prior abt 1819 1839 1839 Leviathan Charles Ramsden abt 1802 1839 1839 Leviathan Joseph Sylvester abt 1813 1839 1839 York John Turner abt 1817 1839 1839 York Joshua Turner abt 1817 1839 1839 Leviathan John White abt 1806 1839 1839 York George Allott abt 1824 1840 1840 Euryalus Matthew Barnes abt 1803 1841 1840 Fortitude William Bray abt 1821 1840 1840 Warrior George Harrison abt 1814 1841 1840 Fortitude Willm Jones abt 1822 1840 1840 Justitia Henry Piggott abt 1828 1843 1840 York George Plaxton abt 1787 1840 1840 Warrior Frederick Purser abt 1815 1841 1840 Fortitude Joseph Shaw abt 1815 1840 1840 Warrior Thomas Smith abt 1823 1840 1840 Warrior John Spencer abt 1818 1840 1840 Leviathan John Walker abt 1815 1840 1840 Leviathan George Wynn abt 1793 1840 1840 Warrior Henry Bradshawe abt 1809 1841 1841 Justitia Thomas Bray abt 1821 1841 1841 Justitia John Cartledge abt 1813 1841 1841 Warrior George Fletcher abt 1822 1841 1841 Warrior George Green abt 1817 1841 1841 Fortitude Francis Moat abt 1795 1841 1841 Justitia Robert Roebuck abt 1810 1841 1841 Warrior Henry White abt 1826 1841 1841 Euryalus Henry White abt 1826 1841 1841 Justitia William Barnes abt 1820 1842 1842 Warrior George Brammer abt 1822 1842 1842 York Henry Brown abt 1812 1842 1842 Warrior Matthew Cowley abt 1819 1842 1842 Fortitude James Goulden abt 1812 1842 1842 Justitia James Harrison abt 1823 1842 1842 Warrior Thomas Harrison abt 1814 1842 1842 Warrior George Hibberd abt 1809 1842 1842 Fortitude George Jeffcock abt 1823 1842 1842 Fortitude Charles R Mason abt 1816 1843 1842 Warrior John Mitchell abt 1805 1842 1842 Fortitude Nathaniel Morewood abt 1812 1842 1842 Warrior James Morton abt 1817 1842 1842 York John Noble abt 1815 1842 1842 York Thomas Orme abt 1813 1842 1842 York John Ripley abt 1823 1842 1842 Fortitude John Rodgers abt 1816 1842 1842 Fortitude John Rogers abt 1818 1844 1842 York William Sampson abt 1814 1842 1842 York John Silcock abt 1817 1842 1842 York Henry Smith abt 1819 1842 1842 Fortitude Alfred Stones abt 1818 1842 1842 York George Thompson abt 1818 1842 1842 Justitia Richard Thompson abt 1819 1842 1842 Fortitude Joseph Webster abt 1819 1842 1842 Fortitude Thomas Williams abt 1827 1843 1842 Fortitude Thomas Williams abt 1828 1844 1842 Justitia Thos Williams abt 1826 1842 1842 Euryalus Thos Williams abt 1826 1842 1842 Justitia William Woodward abt 1824 1842 1842 Fortitude Samuel Barber abt 1816 1843 1843 Fortitude Jonathan Charlesworth abt 1812 1843 1843 Fortitude George Childs abt 1827 1843 1843 Fortitude Charles Clarke abt 1821 1843 1843 Fortitude Joshua Evley abt 1816 1843 1843 Fortitude William Gillott abt 1828 1843 1843 York Joseph Goss abt 1820 1843 1843 Fortitude Thomas Hall abt 1824 1843 1843 Fortitude Charles Hancock abt 1820 1843 1843 Fortitude Charles Hancock abt 1821 1844 1843 York Charles Heath abt 1804 1843 1843 Fortitude Alfred Holmes abt 1828 1843 1843 Euryalus George Lambert abt 1819 1843 1843 Fortitude William Leedel abt 1825 1843 1843 Warrior William Mappin abt 1825 1843 1843 Fortitude William Sanderson abt 1825 1843 1843 Fortitude William Storey abt 1823 1843 1843 Fortitude Alfred Thorpe abt 1826 1843 1843 Euryalus Alfred Thorpe abt 1826 1843 1843 Fortitude Alfred Thorpe abt 1827 1844 1843 York Charles Turner abt 1824 1843 1843 Fortitude George Wainwright abt 1810 1843 1843 Warrior Thomas Walker abt 1825 1843 1843 Fortitude Thos Walker abt 1825 1843 1843 York George Atkinson abt 1817 1845 1844 Warrior William Brearley abt 1822 1844 1844 York Robert Wright abt 1823 1844 1844 York Obadiah Beaumont abt 1823 1844 1845 Warrior John Brodrick abt 1822 1844 1845 Warrior ------------------------ Bored with this now. Hopefully we can find something out about these vessels/people Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted September 15, 2010 Author Share Posted September 15, 2010 If nothing else, it's neat Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vox Posted September 15, 2010 Share Posted September 15, 2010 Thomas ORME 29 burglary/Sheffield Assizes 19 May 1842/10yrs/b.Belper DBY/light hair/grey eyes/swarthy complexion/oval face/slight build/marr/3 children/5'2"/nailmaker/read & write/scar left side chin/hairy breast/scar forefinger left hand/wife Annie ORME of Sheffield YKS/hulk "Owen Glendower"/Gibralter/10 Oct 1842 John SILCOCK 25 stealing shoemakers lasts/Sheffield Assizes 19 May 1842 7yrs/b. Derby/ black hair/dark hazel eyes/pale complexion/oval face/slight build/marr/1 child/5'6"/ can read/shoemaker/small scar over left eye/mole right arm above elbow/scar middle finger right hand/large flesh mark back of neck/wife Ann SILCOCK of Sheffield YKS/mother Sutton Street Sheffield/hulk "Tenedos"/Bermuda 19 May 1843 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vox Posted September 15, 2010 Share Posted September 15, 2010 Not sure where these belong. They were transported, not put on prison ships. Joseph CORBIDGE 22 shoemaker & cutler/5'2"/flaxen hair/grey eyes/Aug 1820 Notts Assizes/ life/native place Norton DBY/scar left hand on finger/arrested Sheffield after 4 house breaks/3 brothers & 2 sisters at Sheffield/previous shopbreaking 2 months/ Van Diemens Land/ship "Richmond" 1822 Ann GREEN 40 house servant & plain cook/stealing 200 pounds money/York Assizes Jul 1830/ 7yrs/native place Chesterfield DBY/5'5"/marr/2 children/read & write/Van Diemens Land/ ship "America"/arr.9 May 1831/husband Wm Green transported with her/ship "Red Rover"/Wm Green/32/trial Kingston on Hull YKS Jul 1830/7yrs/5'10"/table knife cutter/native place Sheffield William TAYLOR 30/lab/5'5"/brown hair/grey eyes/1821 Aug York Assizes/7yrs/native place Eckington DBY/scar on forhead/wife & 1 child at Sheffield LAN/Van Diemens Land/ship "Richmond" 1822 Stephen STOREY 28 stealing rabbits Doncaster Assizes/Jan 1842/7yrs/b.Chesterfield DBY/ parents Sheffield Moor/father George/unmarr/joiner/5'1"/sandy hair/hazel eyes/sallow complexion/long face/slight build/scar centre forehead/small scar left breast/ hulk "Owen Glendower"/10 Oct 1842/Gibralter/discharged to England/8 Apr 1848 William George BUCKLEY 31 marr/4 children/letter carrier/larceny/postal letter containing valuables under Post Office/Mar 1855 York Assizes/committal 16 Jan 1855 Sheffield YKS/mother Martha Buckley/Sycamore Cottage/Matlock Bank DBY Joseph PILLING 32 burglary York Assizes Jul 1841 14yrs/b.Alfreton DBY/indifferent character/bad connections/dark grey brown hair/sallow complexion/oval face/marr/1 child/ 5'5"/read & write/stone mason/wife in Halifax Sheffield/discharged to England/ship "Europa" 6 Feb 1849 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vox Posted September 15, 2010 Share Posted September 15, 2010 Surgeon’s report Convict ship “Eden” bound for Tasmania (Van Diemens Land) 3rd August 1836 – 18th January 1837 The “Eden” convict ship having the Guards on board and the usual arrangements for receiving the prisoners being completed, left Deptford on Sunday 14th August 1836 and anchored off Woolwich shortly afterwards. On the following day 180 convicts, the number intended for immediate embarkation were examined on shore and as they were sent on board without any delay, we were enabled to get under weigh next morning and in compliance with our orders, proceeded to Portsmouth. The voyage to Portsmouth occupied five or six days for the wind during that time was generally foul, nay, sometimes boisterous and as it occasioned an unpleasant motion of the ship, almost all the prisoners in consequence suffered very much from sea sickness. On 22nd August we received 100 convicts from the hulks in Portsmouth Harbour, middle aged and militia men, many of them soldiers and this completed our stipulated number of 280. Having received the Government dispatch on 30th August we endeavoured to get to sea but did not succeed until next day: perhaps it would have been better had we remained at Spithead for more favourable weather, for we had a foul wind with a head sea until we got as far as Scilly, when part of the stern of the ship having been carried away by heavy pitching, we were obliged to bear up for Plymouth Harbour. In this short cruise the prisoners again suffered much from sea sickness and I have been thus particular in pointing it out, because I am satisfied the seeds of future discord were sown here; and that the debility underwent by the continuance of so depressing an affliction underscored in no small degree the predisposition to scurvy arising from other causes. My experience in the Convict Service has verified the above observation, for in two voyages we started with a fair wind and got away to the southward without encountering any bad weather and in neither ship had I a patient whom it was necessary to confine to bed. In my first and fourth voyages however, it was very different – we had foul winds and bad weather for some time after leaving port, and in both ships scurvy was very prevalent and made its appearance at an early period. In the present ship, the “Eden”, the disease commenced shortly after we had passed the Equator and became so general the prisoners (although not in an aggravated form), that I considered it absolutely necessary to go into Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope for the purpose of obtaining fresh beef and vegetables. Our stay in harbour was necessarily short but its beneficial effects were sufficiently obvious and exceeded the most sanguine expectations; the countenance which before was pale, sallow and dejected now became clear, the cheeks assumed a healthy bloom, the appetite returned and cheerfulness pervaded every part of the ship; in short, after remaining in harbour a couple of days, the altered appearance of the convicts was so congenial and satisfactory that I agreed to take on board 22 additional convicts. On leaving the Cape we were supplied with 2 live bullocks; a certain number of sheep and a suitable allowance of vegetables; and although scurvy again made its appearance before we reached Van Diemens Land, its character was mitigated and I am happy to say we had no patient during the remainder of the voyage whom it was necessary to confine to bed. We anchored at Hobart Town on 21st December 1836 and landed at that port and at Sydney 299 prisoners. We lost 3 men on the voyage altogether. The first died of fever near Madeira; the second in a fit of despondency and without any previous illness, strangled himself and the third sunk under a complication of phithisis and scurvy near the Cape of Good Hope. The measures I adopted for preserving the health and promoting the comfort of the people entrusted to my charge may be specified in a few words; the prisoners were washed only once or twice during the voyage, but they were kept very clean dry hally stoning the decks and using occasionally the scuppers. I allowed no foul or damp cloths between decks; had windsails constantly in the hatchways for purposes of ventilation; and in moist and cold weather clean burning stoves were placed for a short time in the prisons. My orders respecting personal cleanliness were pre emptory and although a certain number only in rotation could bathe in the tub, yet all men were required to appear every morning with clean hands and faces and every Sunday they were mustered for church with a clean shirt at least. Lastly I encouraged every kind of innocent amusement and recreation; and the singing and dancing which we had every evening when the weather permitted had (I am confident) a salutary tendency not only as a physical, but moral prophylactic. Gilbert King M.D. Surgeon Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vox Posted September 15, 2010 Share Posted September 15, 2010 HMS Euryalus (1803) After her return to England she was converted to a prison hulk. From 1825 to at least 1843, she was a prison for boys, the youngest being nine years old. In 1847 Euryalus was moved to Gibraltar. In 1859 she was renamed Africa but was sold to a Mr. Recanno for breaking up in 1860. Wiki ============================== On 26 July 1826, the Reverend Price submitted his first Report, after taking over as Chaplain on the Euryalus. 'In consequence of my removal from the Retribution, Adult Convict Ship, at Sheerness, to the Euryalus of this place, my services are transferred to the exclusive charge of Juvenile Convicts. Upon entering this new scene of labour, it was represented to me, that whatever might be effected with adult Prisoners, yet such was the depravity of the Boys, that every attempt to moralize them would only terminate in disappointment. I found much reason for the remark. My confidence, however, was not to be overcome, and the last six months attention to them has fully convinced me, that by the removal of some impediments great good might here also be effected. It must be borne in remembrance, that these poor children are taken out of our streets, not only deplorably ignorant of all religious knowledge, but with habits opposed to every moral and social restraint; and nothing can operate so sufficiently as an auxiliary to my instructions in correcting this evil, as a careful separation, and the adoption of an effective classification, which, I lament to state, cannot possibly be accomplished, on account of the inadequate size of the ship for so great a number of delinquents. There can be no question but that this branch of the Convict Department is of paramount importance, as the hopes of the future generation depend upon the care and culture of the present.' In the same Report, dated 26 July 1826, John Henry Capper said, 'The Boys confined in the Euryalus Hulk at Chatham have been employed on board in making clothing and other articles for the Service. Scurvy and Opthalmia prevailed among them for a short time. But both of those disorders have been subdued.' The following January Capper reported that there has been some trouble from the boys of the Euryalus and put it down to the size of the ship. 'The Boys confined in the Euryalus Hulk have, upon two or three occasions, been refractory, and committed outrages on the persons of some of the Officers. The Ship in which they are confined is found too small to effect a proper classification, - a measure which is absolutely required for keeping them in a proper state of discipline. Children of the Hulks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vox Posted September 16, 2010 Share Posted September 16, 2010 List of Prison hulks and a MAP of their locations Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stuart0742 Posted February 14, 2011 Share Posted February 14, 2011 Richard Perhaps you could answer this email query, was he convicted at York or Sheffield Hi There, I am trying to determine if my ancestor Charles Anderton (see attached and below) was in fact this convict. One issue I have come accross - his Death Certificate says he was born in Dublin, yet he was supposedly convicted at York. However on your web site (http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/index.php?showtopic=9543) have this entry: 340 names of people convicted at Sheffield; not known to be Sheffielders. Charles Anderton abt 1813 1832 Justitia 1832 1. Do you mean that the Charles was not a local - is it possible he originally came from Dublin? 2. I also don't know the UK so well - are York and and Sheffield connected places? Is this the same man - was he held on Justitia, before being offloaded to the Altas and transported to Tasmania - or are these two different people? Title: Charles Anderton, one of 200 convicts transported on the Atlas, 27 April 1833. Details: Sentence details: Convicted at York (West Riding) Quarter Session for a term of 7 years on 24 October 1832. Vessel: Atlas. Date of Departure: 27 April 1833. Place of Arrival: Van Diemen's Land. regards John McKee Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted February 14, 2011 Author Share Posted February 14, 2011 Richard Perhaps you could answer this email query, was he convicted at York or Sheffield Hi There, I am trying to determine if my ancestor Charles Anderton (see attached and below) was in fact this convict. One issue I have come accross - his Death Certificate says he was born in Dublin, yet he was supposedly convicted at York. However on your web site (http://www.sheffield...?showtopic=9543) have this entry: 340 names of people convicted at Sheffield; not known to be Sheffielders. Charles Anderton abt 1813 1832 Justitia 1832 Otter than saying people from Sheffield were committed for trail at York and Wakefield, I'm afraid I've currently nothing to add to the information posted. Any thoughts anyone please ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stuart0742 Posted February 26, 2011 Share Posted February 26, 2011 Otter than saying people from Sheffield were committed for trail at York and Wakefield, I'm afraid I've currently nothing to add to the information posted. Any thoughts anyone please ? More Info from John McKee by email Hi There, The document is a resource from Ancestory.com. In the supporting text it says: Location of Trial: Yorkshire - West Riding, England I attach perhaps a better copy - Charles Anderton 1.jpg I also found another resource which I think agrees with the information you sent to me. Entry number 6106 - Charles Anderton, 19, Theft of Geese and 3 Tame Rabbits, Sheffield Sessions, 7 years - see - Charles Anderton 2.jpg The supporting transcript for the document states: Name: Charles Anderton Age: 19 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1813 Date Received: 12 Nov 1832 Ship: Justitia Place Moored: Woolwich Date Convicted: 24 Oct 1832 Place Convicted: Sheffield So all this ties up with the conduct record I have for Charles from the Archives Office of Tasmania - can also be retrieved on-line at: http://portal.archiv...&type=C&id=1061 Meaning this person after originally being held on the hulk Justitia, was transported to Tasmania on the Atlas - Age 21 on arrival 24 Aug 1833. My dilemma is this: 1. My Ancestor Charles Anderton died aged 69 - on 21st May 1879. That means his estimated year of birth is 1810, and his death certificate suggests he was born in Dublin. 2. The convict Charles Anderton's estimated year of birth is 1812 or 1813. So some people might say it is unlikely to be the same person - but on the other hand: 3. The convict Anderton was sentenced to 7 years - and the last record in his conduct log shows he moved to the Launceston area. I guess he completed his time October 1839. 4. We have only one record of a Charles Anderton leaving Tasmania around those years - 13 December 1843, leaving for Melbourne (Port Phillip) on The Tamar. There are no records of another Charles Anderton arriving in Tasmania from another port. Also no records of a Charles Anderton dying in Tasmania. 5. I also have confirmed the arrival of a William Anderton (a transcription errror, or a name change to cover his past?) on the Tamar from Launceston in Melbourne 6 days later (a small coastal trader - only 7 people disembarked, before it returned to Tasmania). 6. My Ancestor Charles married Mary Corcoran in Melbourne some 6 months later in May 1844. You advice on how we might establish if the convict of your hulk, transported to Tasmania, and my ancestor are the same chap would be greatly appreciated. Do you know how I might obtain more detailed records of his trial? Where I might find out more about his date and place of birth? The fact that he is a described as non Sheffield person, could that mean he was born in Ireland? regards John McKee Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marcelle Posted April 11, 2011 Share Posted April 11, 2011 Hi Are you able to look up a name please? PASHLEY, Mary Convicted in 1830 and tranpsorted to VDL in 1831 on 'America' Her record has Sheffield Yorkshire written on it but in reference to what I don't know. I assume place of birth or residence. Hope you can help. Cheers & thanks, Marcelle in Western Australia Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 12, 2011 Author Share Posted April 12, 2011 Hi Are you able to look up a name please? PASHLEY, Mary Convicted in 1830 and tranpsorted to VDL in 1831 on 'America' Her record has Sheffield Yorkshire written on it but in reference to what I don't know. I assume place of birth or residence. Hope you can help. Cheers & thanks, Marcelle in Western Australia Hello Marcelle I had a look and failed miserably on Ancestry. Nothing found using the name and nothing found under vessel for "America". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vox Posted April 12, 2011 Share Posted April 12, 2011 According to THIS The America wasn't a "prison ship" as such. Don't know how this may help but it's something to go on. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vox Posted April 12, 2011 Share Posted April 12, 2011 Pashley, Mary Sentence details: Convicted at Lancaster Quarter Session for a term of life. Convict No: 55014 Vessel: America Departure Date: 06 Jan 1831 Voyage No: 84 Place of Arrival: Van Diemen's Land Arrival Date: 09 May 1831 (in VDL) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vox Posted April 12, 2011 Share Posted April 12, 2011 I don't know how many of these sources you have already seen but: Rootsweb Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vox Posted April 12, 2011 Share Posted April 12, 2011 Just to confuse things Mary PASHLEY was born in Ireland I am presuming, as she was transported from County Downs via the vessel "America" departing 06 Jan 1831 and arriving at Hobart Town 09 May 1831 with 186 landed female convicts. Mary PASHLEY married 12 Jan 1834, somewhere in Tasmania to Charles HOWES b:30 Mar 1799 Banham, Eng. d:09 Jan 1876 Ballarat, Vic At some stage during Mary's marriage she was admitted to New Norfolk Lunatic Aslyum and Mary died at New Norfolk. Source Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
THYLACINE Posted May 12, 2011 Share Posted May 12, 2011 List of Prison hulks and a MAP of their locations Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted May 12, 2011 Author Share Posted May 12, 2011 Nice work ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stuart0742 Posted August 9, 2011 Share Posted August 9, 2011 Received by email, any comments Your site states he was aboard the vessel Retribution whereas the official Queensland site shows him as being aboard The England. Who is right? He was transported for seven (7) years but nothing is known about him other than being transported. The Australian records tend to suggest he must have arrived in Australia. Did he die on route to Australia, or was he released after seven years or less? There are apparently no records in Australia for a Matthew Gunson of his age that give any further information. http://www.convictrecords.com.au/convicts/gunson/matthew/115992 and this gives date and the name of the vessel as England. Details at this site are: Matthew Gunson Matthew Gunson, one of 200 convicts transported on the England, 31 March 1832 Known aliases: none Convicted at: Convicted at York, West Riding Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years. Sentence term: 7 years Ship name: England Departure date: 31st March, 1832 Place of arrival: Van Diemen's Land Source: Australian Joint Copying Project. Microfilm Roll 89, Class and Piece Number HO11/8, Page Number 298 This record is one of the entries in the British convict transportation registers 1787-1867 database compiled by State Library of Queensland from British Home Office (HO) records which are available on microfilm as part of the Australian Joint Copying Project. Any further information welcome, but at the moment what we have is incomplete and it seems contradictory. He would still have been in his early 20s on release. Regards, Alan Gunson Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
syrup Posted August 9, 2011 Share Posted August 9, 2011 I have found the Case in the paper but nothing else so far. The Sheffield Independent, and Yorkshire and Derbyshire Advertiser (Sheffield, England), Saturday, October 29, 1831; Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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